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Iran could hold nuclear talks with European powers next week, Tasnim reports
EUROPE AND IRAN, JUL 20 – European nations warn Iran that failure to restart nuclear talks could trigger UN sanctions restoration by end of August using the snapback mechanism, officials said.
- Next week, Iran and three European powers may resume negotiations on Tehran's nuclear programme, Tasnim reported on Sunday, following warnings of potential sanctions.
- Since the US withdrew in 2018, the three European countries, China, and Russia remain parties to the 2015 nuclear deal, which lifted sanctions in return for restrictions on Iran's nuclear programme.
- Tasnim reported that the principle of talks has been agreed upon, but consultations are ongoing on the time and place, with an informed source adding, `The country in which the talks could be held next week has not been finalised.`
- Mediated by Oman, early talks stalled on uranium enrichment, facing challenges over reductions sought by Western powers.
- Failure to resume talks before Oct 18 would risk sanctions, as the UN snapback mechanism can restore UN sanctions, according to reports that Iran may hold nuclear negotiations next week.
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